CELINE SPRING 2027 巴黎
项目信息
项目品牌: CELINE 思琳
项目行业: 服装及鞋履
项目日期:
2026-10-03 10:00
2026-10-03 22:00
项目地点: 巴黎
项目名称: CELINE Été 2027 男女装合并秀
CELINE|CELINE Été 2027 男女装合并秀(巴黎女装周官方日程)|2026-10-03|巴黎
巴黎玛黑区,国家档案馆(Archives Nationales)的花园里,一座白色穹顶落在草坪与松树之间。它不是永久建筑:低矮的穹顶由几组外张的白色支架撑起,收在一个方形平台上,平台前有几级宽台阶。
穹顶的外壳是白的,边缘却挂着一圈干草。草从檐下垂下来,像给白色外壳镶了一道毛边;走近才看出,室内整个顶棚都是茅草,铺在放射状的木椽上,用横向的竹条压住。
进门先是一个白色圆形前厅,墙与顶都白,只有一道弧形开口通向里间。这层"房中房"的白墙把大空间隔成一条有墙的走道,模特从墙后出现,再走到观众中间。
观众坐在长条白凳上,凳面很薄,腿是两块竖板,一排排平行铺开,像乡间的长桌。没有靠背,也没有编号,视线停在同一个高度上。
光来自外部。白墙把日光反进来,草顶把光滤成暖色,檐口一圈干草在地面投下细碎的影子,随太阳移动;园里的树影从开口落到白墙上,是室内少有的图案。
序列由建筑给出:穿过圆厅,进入直道,走到尽头再折返,同一段地面走两遍。平台比草坪高出一两级,观众入场时先看到穹顶的轮廓,再低头走进阴影里。
从侧面看,穹顶是矮的,不与背后的石砌府邸争高;它更像花园里的一间亭子,而不是秀场。
工序的重心在草顶。框架与覆盖层可以快速搭拆,白墙是覆板加涂料,真正耗时的是茅草的铺装与收边:草要压得均匀,檐口要齐,接缝要挡水,最后整体刷白。
传播上,这场秀的图像有很重的手作痕迹:白与草、硬与软、几何与毛边。它把衣服放进一个不像秀场的房间,照片看起来接近乡村教堂或谷仓,读者会先问"这是哪里",再去看衣服。
对案例库来说,这是用材料对比替代造型的样本:形体只有穹顶,效果几乎全部来自白墙与茅草的交界。
CELINE Été 2027 (Spring 2027) 3 October 2026 — Paris Venue: garden of the Archives Nationales, Paris Agency: Bureau Betak (runway design and production) Source: public information published by Bureau Betak.
In the garden of the Archives Nationales, in the Marais, a white domed building stood among the lawns and the pines. It was not permanent: a low dome carried on splayed white supports, gathered onto a square platform with a few wide steps at the front, the whole thing light enough to be taken away again.
The shell was white, but its edge carried a fringe of dried grass. The straw hung down from the eaves like a raw hem on a clean garment, and only once inside did it become clear that the entire ceiling was thatch, laid over radial timber rafters and pinned with horizontal battens.
The first room was a white rotunda, walls and ceiling both white, with a single curved opening into the main space. That inner layer of white wall turned the dome into a corridor with sides, and the models appeared from behind it before stepping in among the audience.
The audience sat on long white benches, thin in the seat with two flat boards for legs, set in parallel rows like the tables of a country dining room. There were no backs and no numbering, the rows were close together, and every eye sat at the same height.
All the light came from outside. The white walls threw daylight back into the room, the thatch filtered it warm, and the fringe at the eaves drew a fine band of shadow that moved across the pale floor as the sun crossed. Tree shadows from the garden fell through the opening onto the white wall, the nearest thing to a pattern in the room.
The route was given by the architecture: through the rotunda, along the straight run, to the far end and back, the same ground used twice. The platform stood a step or two above the garden, so guests read the outline of the dome first and then walked down into its shade.
In profile the dome is squat rather than monumental, roughly level with the lowest branches of the pines, and it does not compete with the stone palace behind it. It reads as a garden building, closer to a pavilion or a greenhouse than to a venue, and that restraint is what allows the historical setting to stay intact while a white volume simply occupies part of the lawn.
The labour sat in the roof. Frame and covering could be raised and struck quickly and the white walls were board and paint, but the thatch had to be laid evenly, the eaves brought to a clean line, the joints detailed against rain, and the whole surface painted white afterwards without losing its texture.
For communication the images carried a strong trace of the hand: white and straw, hard and soft, geometry and raw edge. The clothes were placed in a room that did not look like a show venue at all, closer to a village chapel or a barn, and the first question a reader asks is where it is — which is already a form of attention.
For a case library this is a sample that uses material contrast instead of shape-making. There is only one form, the dome, and almost all of the effect comes from the seam where two materials meet: white wall against dry grass, one hard and reflective, the other soft and matte, and both of them white.
Source: public information published by Bureau Betak.
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